your best option is switching one addiction for another. they say nicotine is a good one to have if you're in the knowledge worker space, makes you focused and alert, lowers anxiety. lot of options from smoking, vaping, patches, etc.

>>4297
I've been experimenting with nicotine recently and the results have been life-changing. I've been able to keep my house clean and actually focus. I'd say it's honestly better than vyvanse because you can take the patch off any time and it won't interfere with sleep. It was going to cost me thousands to get adhd meds. Then I managed to find the answer myself when I remember that nicotine was a solid cognitive enhancer. Wild how its better than first line treatment for some people and over-the-counter.

I've been doing this about a month and the results are still spectacular. You have no idea how it feels just to be able to keep the house clean consistently. I wasn't going to mention this until it had been a year though. As drugs usually stop working or maybe I'm just manic or something. Will write a more indepth post in a year. If its still working then I might have to mass buy up patches before auscunts ban it. You know what they're like.

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caffeine

thought you fixed your sleep for good with that convoluted theory you came up with? not so smart, eh?

>>4305
caffeine still gives me insomnia, especially if i drink more than 1 cup, and my theory was sound imo. since ive increased protein my sleep has otherwise improved massively. i dont even need to take my sleeping meds any more. stay butthurt, crab.